After an extraordinary outcry from the public and outdoors groups in response to the Government’s plans to sell off England’s publicly owned woodland, Mark Rowe investigates why they were so unpopular, how their hasty abandonment came about, and what happens next…

Walkers in the Yorkshire Dales can once again enjoy views of nesting peregrines at Malham Cove, thanks to some high-powered telescopes installed by the National Park until the end of July…

Off to the beach this summer? Peter Cairns demonstrates how to photograph the perfect seascape…

Ramblers have voted to sign up to a charter calling on the Government to think more carefully about its plans for a new high-speed rail network…

A new long-distance route in Hampshire has been created in memory of a long-standing local Ramblers campaigner…

So far more than 1,200 people have signed up to the Ramblers’ Mystery Walkers scheme…

The Easter bunny paid a surprise visit to Hyde Park over the holidays, delighting children and encouraging local families to join the Ramblers on A Walk in the Park…

The Scottish Government has accepted a petition by Ramblers Scotland to change how it pays farmers for public access provision…

Can the Ramblers be all things to all people with the kinds of walks it offers? With the Government looking to the charity sector to take on its Walking for Health scheme, the Ramblers’ Des de Moor thinks it not only can, but should…

Britain has more than 350 National Nature Reserves, protecting some of our most beautiful, wild and diverse habitats. But which ones offer the best walks? Stephen Morris went to find out…